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List of Illustrations; AcknowledgmentsJohn N. Swift and Joseph R. Urgo -Introduction: Literate Tourism and Cather's Southwest1. On Mesa Verde1 JohnN. Swift - Unwrapping the Mummy: Cather's Mother Eve and the Business ofDesire 2 Ann Fisher-Wirth - Anasazi Cannibalism: Eating Eden3 MatthiasSchubnell - From Mesa Verde to Germany: The Appropriation of Indian Artifactsas Part of Willa Cather's Cultural Critique in The Professor's House4 MarileeLindemann - Fear of a Queer Mesa?: Faith, Friendship, and National Sexualityin "Tom Outland's Story"5 John J. Murphy - Holy Cities, PoorSavages, and the Science Culture: Positioning The Professor's House2. TheProfessor's House6 Richard H. Millington - The Experience of Meaning in TheProfessor's House7 Merrill Maguire Skaggs - Cather and the Father of History8Tom Quirk - Twain and Cather, Once Again3. Death Comes for the Archbishop9Mary Chinery - Willa Cather and the Santos Tradition in Death Comes for theArchbishop10 Christopher Schedler - Writing Culture: Willa Cather'sSouthwest11 Manuel Broncano - Landscapes of the Magical: Cather's and Anaya'sExplorations of the Southwest12 Joseph R. Urgo - Multiculturalism asNostalgia in Cather, Faulkner, and U.S. CultureDavid HarrellAfterword: FromThe Professor's House to the Roundhouse--and BeyondWorks Cited; Contributors;Index